Damocles-Class Battlecruiser by Darklorddc
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"The legendary figure Damocles once asked his king to experience the feeling of being the most powerful man in the country, so his king sat him on the throne with a sword suspended above his head, held by a single horsehair so he would know what it was like to truly be king. So too shall the Damocles class of battlecruisers be held above the galaxy, so that they shall be more hesitant to break the fragile thread of peace that holds our fleet at bay." -- Christening speech at the launch of the T.S.S. Damocles.
Comments (18)
Xcellent work!!!
Fantastic spaceship my friend!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool!
The text doesn't say what you want it to say. "...so that they shall be less hesitant to break the fragile thread of peace that holds our fleet at bay" Meaning they'll be more likely to want to start a war? They should be more hesitant, not less.
It's difficult to see the scale of this, but it certainly looks like a battlecruiser.
I agree that it should read more hesitant and not less Cool ship, though
wonderful image
Whoops. Thanks guys!
Great looking ship! It even looks like a weapon.
I like your little story, it's quite interesting. You really do make lots of ship models. Do you draw them out first, or do you kind of wing it when you build? Just curious how you go about it :)
This one is looking nice. It's always hard to know where the balance is in detail and lighting. Your backdrops are also sweet! Nice job. -Kix
Excellent
Outstanding!!!!
VERY well done!!!
A solid-looking design. I like the inclusion of a few viewports along the side to add a sense of scale to the ship.
This is really inspiring work!
Formidable looking vessel
Really liked the section quoted from the christening speech!